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Cremated i'm Her Cen.

PrTrsBURG, Pa, Aug. 3O.-A Clarion,
Pa, special says: "Mrs. Belle Feely. an in
sane inmate of the county Jail was cremated
in her cell yesterday, the result of fire she
had kindlel with paper torn from the walls.
The flames communicated to her clothing,
and before assistance arrived her flesh was
burned 10 crisp. Mrs. Feely seemed to
have sought death by this horrible method
eince she told thu nurse in attendance that
she wanted to de-
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..Throw physic 10 tho DOGS, =

when it is the od.iashoned blue mass, blue
pill sort, and insist on using DR.. Pierce's
pheasant Purgatve Pellets" a modern
medical luxury. being small, sugar coated
granules, containing the active principles Of
certain roots aud herbs, and which will be
found to contain as much catharic power
as any of the oldfashioned, larger pills,
without tina atter's violent, drastic eilect..
The pellets operate thoroughly hut bau n
lsssIy, establishing permanently bealt hy
action of the stomach and bowels, and IS an
anti bilious remedy are unequaled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-30

GENERAL MALONE, as stated in the HA'
Zrrrgs Washington correspondence of yes
terday, is attempting to regain the lost allie
glance of his once most effective jackmeD
by liberal promises, not only of all sorts OF
lesser PAGES. but of offices as high
as United States Senator and Cabinet
minister. Yes, and higher still, that
of Vice President, in which the Incumbent
would draw The prize in the lottery of as
sassina,ion.n But the men referred to are
too well acquainted with the General to ac'
cept his promises without approved securl'
ty, and that the General is now in no con-
dition to give. They know from expert
ence that the General belongs to that class
of men who nurse their wrath to keep 1t
warm, and that once having incurred his
enmity, all he wants to square accounts
with them 10 opportunity.
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The BrifisI, Cabinet.

LONDON, Aug. 3O.-A cabinet meeting was
held to-day. 1t was hastily summoned and
it is understood that the object of the confer
ence was to take action respecting the Sc
rious and determined opposition of the Lib
eral-unionist leaders to the governments &C.
ton in proclaiming the Irish National
League. It's reported that the cabinet has
decided to modify the proclamation go
that it shall apply to certain districts Only.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-30

number of young men played good praCs-
cal joke on New York theatre audience recent
ly. AS the first ones were nearing the exit they
beheld the young men standing in the doorway
with trouser bottoms turned up and holding aloit
dripping umbrellas. As the evening had been
fine, everybody was unprcpared Tor the rain and
the word soon passed through the house that it
was raining. Upon investigation the hoax was
discovered, but not until cabs were summoned
and hats and bonncts covered with handkerchief
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A DESPERATE SITUATroN.-Condu
Stickler, of freight train on the d., l.. and
w. road, was going over the top ofthe train
between Benton, n. j., and New York, a
day or two ago, when he discovered tramp
stealing ride. He ordered the tramp to
jump off The tramp refused, snd during
the parIey the train, which had just left
Benton, increased its speed. When it was
going at the rate Of about thirty miles an
hour the tramp suddenly jumped to his feet
and grappled with the conductor, and des-
perate struggle ensued, each trying to throw
the other from the train. AT last they fell
of the Car clutched in each others arms and
rolled down steep embankment, at the bot
tom of which wasa great pile ofjagged rocks.
The conductor was so badly injured that he lay
there motionless, but the tramp had most mi
raculous escape from being injured. He got up
and started down the track, leaving Stickler
where he fell. and proceeded toward New York.
1t WAS not until the train had reached point
whore instructions from tho conductor were ne
cess.ry that Stickler waa missed. Then word YVES
te,cgraphed back tho line to look for his body
along the track, it being supposed that he had
fallon of AID been killed. Meanwhile passen-
ger train came along and the engineer saw Stick
Ter lying on the rocks apparently dead. The train
was stopped and Sticklcr was taken aboard when
it was discovered that he had received internal
injuries that may result in his death. Sticklcr
told his story, and kilograms wero sent out to in
terccpt the tramp. The villain, after washing his
face in brook, had boarded the next train, and,
on being told to get eff assaulted the conductor,
who gave him good humping and then threw
him of. The tramp made his appearance in Ho-
boken noxt morning and was identified from de-
scription by an officer, who had to use his club
freely before conquering him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-30

ONE OF the many republican partisans
whom postmaster Corse, of Boston, has re.
tanned in Office and whom he says he in
tends to retain, has just been arrested for
systematic and long continued course OF
mail robbery. The change in the admins.
tration was made with the distinct promise
that the rascsls were to be turned out. 1t
would have been better for the country and
for the party if that promise had been kept.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-30
Jacob sharD,s Condition.

New YORK, Aug. 90.-Jacob Sharp's ply
steal condition remains about the same thi:
morning The cold which he contracted
on Sunday causes him much suffering. He
is also suffering from erysipelas in the head,
and his physician reports that he is very
weak. Last night was spent by him in q
restless manner.
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Arrested for Murder.

LYNcHBURG, Va, Aug. SO-A Bristol,
Tenn, special to the Advance says that A.
c. Adams, one of the murderers Of Wiley
Craft and Will Cook, of Letcher county,
KY, was arrested last night by detectives.
His accomplice, Wash. Craft, was with him,
but escaDed
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Assignment.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-The assign
ment of Robert Hare Powel's Sons & Co.,
extensivs coal ana. iron operators. has been
announced. Liabilities 81 100000; assets
81 600 600
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ReH. Dr. Parker

New YORK, aug. 30-Rev. DR.. Parker, OF
London, left at IL o'clock this morning for STAN.
ford, Conn, to visit Mrs Henry Ward Beecher.
who is still with her daughter at that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-30

M Robert Bonner
Dear sir-I send you by mail this day an open
cotton boil. This is not one of the first to open
on my place. We had open bolls ten days ago If
nothing happens to the cotton crop of tho South,
we will make more than we can gather before the
middle of March or first of April. An abundance
is in store for the people of the South in the way
Of cotton corn and plenty of fat cattle, sheep and
hogs. We are contented and happy people.
am very respectfully yours,
MABEL ROWLAND, Bolivar CO., Miss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-30

UNRESTRICTED Suffrage,
under our political system, has been extend
eG to the extreme limit consistent with ma
tioual safety. We have reached the danger
line. 1t is too late to cure the evils and
correct the mistakes of the past. They are
irremediable and irreparable. The towards
aad The demagogues of all political parties
have been emulous in obsequious subser-
viency to the most dangerous and destruc-
tive clements in our civilization. The total
number ofimmigrants from foreign countries
for the twelve months ending June 80, 1887
at the six principal ports of the United
States, was 3,116. The arrivals not re-
ported would swell this number to more
than FIVE hundred thousand, or nearly four
teen hundred for every day in the year.
This exceeded the arrivals of the preceding
year more than forty per cent. Many of
these were unskilled laborers imported by
Operations, to destroy the intelligent in
dustry Of American artisans by their de-
graded competition. Myriads, like the
Poles, Firms, Italians, and Hungarians in
the mines Of Colorado, Ohio, and Pennsyl-
vania, arc only restrained by armed force
from arson and massacre. Paupers.
criminals, fugitives, malcontents, out
lave, connecting links between the saw
age and the beast, the feculence of decay
ing nations, the sediment and exuvn
os humanity, are discharged like sewage
upon the continent. The emissaries of an
archy, the re-enforcements for the brutal
army ofruin, whose war. cry is the destruction
of organized government and social order,
whose weapons are the torch and the bomb,
are welcomed upon the strand with tumultu
Gus waving of the star-spranged banner with
perpetual Fourth of July, with continuous
"Yaukee Doodle" and Hail Columbia,
Happy Land" with the tender of the ballot
and quarter section of the public domain,
before they can speak the language, o: dis.
tinguish the difference between the Consti.
tntiou of the United States and the Proverbs
of Solomon.-Senator ingalls,, in the Forum
f01. September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-30

VISITORS TO summer resorts on the sea-
shore or in The mountains not only subject
themselves to all the Inconvenience and ex-
pense of such visits, but of late years the
custom has been for most of them to add
thereto the suferings of sicknesses when
they return home.
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Elour 4IiuDesfrnyed-

CENTERvILLE, Md, Aug. 30.-The flour
mill of ]. Il. Hall, near this town, was de.
stroyed by fire yesterday. Damage $4,000;
insurance $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-30
Loss by Fire.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 3O.-The loss by the
fire at Lebanon, Ky, yesterday is estimated at
$4,000. Among the places burned WAS the
office of tho Standard Times.
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MRS. sURRATT


inscribed plainly across it. 1t is an old,
plain marble slab, about four feet high, and
stands in leaning position.-lVash. Ssnti-
mel
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The Southern Planter for September has been re
coiv.d from its publishers in Richmond.
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Last years --oss re;eip's oathe inaii ser
vice are piac q; ri iurly.eight million dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-30

OAK WAGON HUBS, Hickory and Oak Rims,
" Oak and Hickory Spoke5. three grades of
each kind also Shafts, Poles, Wagon Skeins and
Boxes both steel and iron, fresh and full stock at
JAS. f. CARLIN s. SONS,
aug1S Alexandria, Va.
J1REsH EGGS and BUTTER just received by
/ anpo &c. MILDURN.
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BALTIMORE HOG MARKET. August 29.-Thero
is fairly full supply of Hogs the market this
week, and the demand is generally reported IS
good. The quality is like that Of last week offer
ings. Prices show but little, if any, variation
from tho figures ruling on last Monday. We
quote Hogs at TAI Sc with most sales at 74ia13sc
per Id net Receipts 6 5SS head
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lands 97s; Orleans TO- futures opened steady.
Flour dull and heavy. Wheat shade lower.
Corn dull and weak. Pork steady at S15 50a
10 rs. Old mess Pork $15 00a15 % Lard
dull at Sc T715
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MONETARY AND COMMERCE. AL.

NEW YORK, August 30.-The stock iarkct
was quiet bat heavy to weak st the opeair e this
| morning at declines from yesterdays final figures
of from i to 3 per cent. There @as M oderate
business in few stocks among which wa Rich-
mond and West Point, but the REMAND ,er wa
very dull. Prices continued heavy to We ak, and
further declines from Is to y per cent.
tabished Late in the hour a better fee ling pre-
vailed and some recoveries were made, but at II
o'clock the market was dull and again heavy It
small fractions below first prices. None 4a5.
BA1rIxoRE, Aug. 3O.-virginia 6s q ,nsoIidat,d
=; past.due coupons -; new IS Gjih; 10-4os
35t. bid to-day.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. August 30.-FlOui is
steady and firm, with liberal su ppy offering
there is less disposition to urge acs OF choice
brands, but both millers and dea!e rs meet readily
current prices for medium aud low grades. FiiutY
sound samples of Wheat are still active aud in
constant demand at full figure ), while sot,
sprouted aud inferior lots are very hard to place
even at present low markets; we ote sales, as to
condition, at so, So, 81, Gs, 70, .r3, "a, 70, 70,
II and rs no prime Wheat has been offered for
several days. Corn is strong. Rye and Oats
unchanged. Butter, Eggs and other produce are
scarce and wanted.
BALTIMORE, Aug 30-cotton nom1 al mid
ding 9a.. Flour steady and firm. Wheat
Southern firm and quiet; red 79aS1; amber Sla
81; Western lower and more active; No :. winter
red spot 777sq7S Aug 7734 asked Sept SAYS 5;
Oct 79l4a793s Nov S0aS03s bid; Dee 2I2aS2t.
Corn-southern steady and firm; white 5a56;
yellow 54a55; Western firm add fairly active
mixed spot 40 asked; Sept 4Sa4ai9; Oct 49lsa
493s. Oats steady and firm: Southern anu Pcnla
2Sa34; Western white 32a33 \, do raixcd 31a32
Bye quiet at 4Sa51. Provisions steady and fairy
active. Eggs firm at 16. Potatoes higher at
81 50aS2. Coffee nominally steady Rio cargpei
ordinary to fair 192sa20ls Whiskey quiet at
81 Hal 10. Other articles unchanged.
New YORK, August 30-Cotton steady; W.
lands 97s; Orleans 10; futures opened steady.
Flour dull and heavy. Wheat shade lower.
Corn dull and weak. Pork steady at $15 50a
10 70. Old Pork SD 0Oal5 %. Lard
dull at SO 77l2.
BALTIMORE Hoe MARKET. August 29.-Therc
is a fairly full supply of Hogs on the market this
week, and the demand is generally reported IS
good. The quality is like that of last week s fer
ings. Prices show but little, if any. variation
from the figures ruling on last Monday. We
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An Abundance in Store for the People
Oftlie south.
Mr.. Robert Bonner /:

CATFISH PoINT, Bolivar county, Miss.
Auonet = 1897
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BALTIMORE Aug 3O-vrginia Us q ,nsoidat,d
=; psst.due coupons -; new IS G'3lA 10-4os
35t. bid to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-08-30

George D. Gordon, aged forty five years,
q prominent ard wealthy citizen of Norfolk,
died there Sunday night from a complication
of Diseases
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|ACO PRICE CURRENT.
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET.

kYlEs-Alden process, evaporated lie;
| sliced &c; bright quarters De-.
).S-ro JobOers at mills, sacked vJc q
JS-ngy SAL, lu~c; short clear SMOKED,
tlrtA .ast bacon, ~ hhuhs, l'SG
jEiNg Pow DEK-pr. Prices aud RoyUi
D., b-uZ., g -; T. o., ul; 2'g-ihS., II Ni
fiOpu, 2-o1.. zoe i-ul. zoe; '-oI', lui l-lh
A.cNuudrc'- p. 10, iNc, = no, 'pti y ih,
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CIRCULAR.

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,to NM, M i M ,.'sr SnF hhy Eatiil at the general expressions
c IL
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You seen those coiored silk warl
Henrietta cloths AZ LEVINE Bros.'
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GALYE-roN, sept Lg-Wno.e -t'e d,hlr,,
report small stocks hud market uu'uhhs"u
Ordinary good ordnary,3'Ai tair' ~.
I rime, y :, choice, %; peaberry 4 govern
Iuent Java; ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-20

Iote receipts last sepSou ......
, Increase this seasou :, tx.
Exports thus far this week t!It
STOCK AT ALL UNITED STATES PORTS,
This day ...... ,,,t.
This day last year ... s., '.5
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-20
EE(S BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.

Al UNITED STATES PORTS.
NJ sept 1.-THE following Ia =
(lysr statement OF cotton receipts NJ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-20

trimmings in all colors and styles q
Levine Bros
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THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.
,y,rEs AND BONDS.

,|t -.pt. l9.-stocks and Bonds
i red o. 'e- BONDS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-20

spoS, sept le.-Consols closed lUl
5aey bar .'teril.,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-20

new ORLEANS, sept. .i.-Spot cotton close
MN and unchanged.
Sn-e.. mo. e-nDk. WI
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81 RcSeN thai
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Leasing, SolorAcn &
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-15

W., wnuI.i lit" tn src M"SSrS. +. 4
Bnrk" o,r Geo. w. Dnprrr com" down
here il CtIrn>icu aud ttv to work np 81
rnIIv, ntlnn il the manner tlrv have
h.rrn working up til" sixth district
congressional convention ut Baton
Il ung". jn>t tn So" how The honest demo
Gratis nf thiI nHrt 1T til" Wnnti< would
tu,n 'Inir hacks on tIIrm.-L1ke Charles
Commercial.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-15

w. D. S"'t, Druggist. Br,pns. Ind,
srst'tl-s: | can recommend Electric
B'ti-rs Us the very hest remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief is every
case. One man took six BOTTLES, and
was cnrr.l of Rheumatism of 10 Years
standing" Abraham IIara., druggist.
Brliviite. OHIO. atfi,n,s: "Tb+ best
selling medicine i,av. ever haudi Ell in
my 20 years experience. is Electric Bit
.'rrS.' Thousands Of others have y, l.irtl
their fts'ilinnny. Az that the verdi ct il
unanimous that Electric Bttprs do 'uyr
I'LL diseases of the Liver. Kidneys "r
Rloost. Only y half dollar u hottie ut
HamiltOn& d alleys Drugstore. a
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-15

The RlstOn (Uhion parish) Caligraph
a paper opposed to both Nichols aud
McEnery says:
Take good. square look ut the men
who are snppnrting Gnv-rnnr Millinery
ami sse VI nine out every ten nf then,
are not men whn think il right and
proper that tl,e Governor should have
his favOrites and that he sl,nuI be-
stow all ut his favG,s nn them, besides,
to the exclusion ut il,nse who do not.
Governor McEnrry has occupied the
executive office ~ LONG as l,e can and
he 0f service to The State. lie will owe
twO much to the faction of the party
that puts him IN. it he is elected again,
To- d" impartial justice tn every man in
the State. He was ~, impartial Cover
nor during his first term of office. but
can IL t'e truthfully said that i,e has
been since7
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-15

Mr.. E. A. Burke. Lnnisiana's p"rnes n
nj State Treasurer and S. ID. MrEnrr, -
first trairer. i,as been doing some sin ~
Wire pnliing ut IT,. Congressional co, !.
srnti"m ut Baton Rouge, in favnr Of III -
State Ring. We all knew what nj, Il
Burke wants: it ia ~ man for Gnvrrnn y
ws,nn' '.t can mnnd and turn md fwis q
at his pleasure. OF course McEnery i.
his man.-Lake Charles Commercial.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-15

Gen. Nichnlls il addressing large an.
dirncrs in Martin Louisiana. He il MT
afraid to- ga hefnrs the Democratic
voters and AJAX an endorsemeut.-Pio.
nses &c Assumption.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-15
Farmers a lliauce.

Send for me and will nr=anize the farmers
Alliance in any part ut he State. Pers"lls de-
sirous Of rn@n:i * IN the work OF organizing
era aud ,nechanics should j,tn the AlInnoc.
A. D1MMICK
Oct ssh, Oh. Ell. Com. and Gen. Organiser.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-15
FOR II ENT.

A residence opp site thu Ovcrt"n place, with
fnn r,.,,,s Il. ,wu stairs. anl one large room
al.,vt. also kitchen and servants room. up-
ply to BLACK NORRIS.
A,pl 9-tf OlHoisi,s. La.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-15
)PELOUSA2 FEMALE INSTITUTE,
OpclouSaS, st. landry Par. La.

uncl0uSaS, II. iahuTI tdT' Lis
rvsEg& s>slaTarf0N will resume IN
4 Tier MouG:tN. September b 1876 under be
Mediate suII.lN i>tun uf MIR. N. itat's
nd Mrs ". A. DAVIS. with competent assist
Mt. Ile SCuia>tlC year CU.islste Io!1y
weeks.
TERMS OF TCtTluX.
Preparatory department per months 20 20
.AratrIulc "
MUSIC with ,lsr OF piano - " 500
Boarding. including washing, liGhia
and fuel. pa month. .........-.... 10 "
Embroidery. WAX flowers. painting,
drawing. zach, extra IN ~
Incidental lee. 10
DISCIPLINE.
The government of this school 10 strict hnf
artntai, 10 har,i tasks or restrictions are I'M
M ed hui every student must cnmPly with the
'nlrs. aud MUST prepare up 7" the measure o'
l,.r ability the lessons assigned.
Dnr course uf study and lu'"ie nf instruction.
re designed To- iralr the mlni to the habits -!
,urrctt thinking and thorough inv"s'lehtnn
No student Will - allowed Ia enter higher
,'asscs without Thorough preparation. farrn's
.ud guardians may rest assured that the mar.
uer>, health and mnraia of their children sno
wards shall receive due attention.
No .irl,ciiun fnr absence, unless in caaf q!
prs,iravitd illness The location at tiis town II
ncalfhful "a Il rasy of access The boarding
irl,;tr'' 'lrnt j. under the immediate" charge ~
Hrs iia,rs .:ni,rtrr- VII! nrOvittc themselves
VI. = -. ~. It's az, .owe.s
Go. pa .Ic-..,T. re
W.. 81 II. .IAyET.
.v W. rrJs
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-15
Give Them a Chance.

That il to sav, y"ur lnnca.. Ais" oil
v"nr breathing machinery: Very w"n'
.lerful machinery it il. Not only H."
larger mir. passaprs. hnt III" tl,"nsa"h"
1T little tubes aud cavities leading FROM
Them.
When these are clogv"l mud cI"krd
with matter which ought mot I" '"'
there. ynnr iunps cannot half do their
work. And what they do, they cann"t
Il" veil.
Call il cold. cough. CrODp. pneumonia.
ra;H,rh. consumption "r any at the
family IF Throat nnd nose and h"hh ant
Ian. nhsfrnrtinns. nll are had: All
nngI,s sn he got id nf. Their" ia jnst
"nr snrp w;v ~ get rid at them. That
is tn take Bnschrr's German SvIu".
wnirl, any druggist will sell won az IS
r.nts hottie. Even if everything elise
has failed y"n, you may depend upon
this for certain.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-15
GRADE.
FIOLSTEIN BULLS

sseven or eight grni. tT,istatn hull oalvas nv
III q Registered 1Iol<'ein hill vnlnsy, out Of
q. ,od cows, for sale ~ SIS each.
. 49, r. H. COTTTNGnAM.
Holland (ioSmesly Pasr0ttl Plantation near
o esAeasas. July s'0